Vietnam’s KNI Group has opened the 113-room Amerys Hotel Phu Quoc, pitched at multi-generational family travel, the company said on November 6.
The hotel puts a children’s club and senior wellness programmes under one roof, targeting extended families from Taiwan, Hong Kong SAR, Singapore and Southeast Asia. Phu Quoc gives international tourists visa-free stays of up to 30 days and has direct flights to Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok. Sun Group has separately been promoting Phu Quoc to trade partners ahead of APEC 2027.
Germany’s Private Palace Hotels & Resorts manages the property in the Marina Square Complex in Duong Bao. Japanese firm Raymond Architectural Design Office designed it, and its CAYA Restaurant blends Vietnamese and European cuisine. Connecting rooms let families combine adjoining rooms into one suite.
“True luxury is no longer merely about gold-leafed lobbies; it is about the preservation of time and the creation of shared memories,” said Nguyen Thi Kieu Oanh, chairwoman of KNI Group.
The 500 square metre Azuria Kids’ Club will run summer camps with Ardingly College Vietnam. Senior care programmes run with Genki House, a Japanese-standard eldercare group, alongside the Les Sens Spa.
“This property stands as a living, breathing sanctuary for travelers from around the world,” said Daniel Hutter, managing director of Private Palace Hotels.
The opening comes ahead of IRONMAN 70.3 Phu Quoc, which runs from November 10 to 18. KNI Group was set up in 2022 as the successor to KNE Group, founder of the Canada International School network in Ho Chi Minh City.
